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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-01-04
HELEN TRY.
She Takes "Will' to Task and
Advises Him Not TO Med
die.

DEAR BAzoo;-I want to take &C.
occasion to express my thanks for
that gracious little lady, Mrs. Dolly's
defence of me in a recent paper,
against her monster husbands mons
trous views of my action in adver-
tislng for a husband. 1t was brave
and kind, and my appreciation of her
words is deeper than / can tell. /
think if "Mr. WILL" whoever he is,
would carefully read what 1 said l
wanted husband for, he would per-
ceive that his criticisms were uncalled
for. L said distinctly that l wanted a
husband for
HIS COMPREHENSIVE,
and in this great land of ours, where
the home with all its sacred associa.
tons is the valid corner stone, /
supposed it would be inferred by my
readers that it was thus | purposed
unjoying his company 1 have lived
single long enough to learn that l can
have more escorts to the opera in that
state than as married weman. Then
another fact he evidently
did not take time to remember
that be knew nothing at
all about is one upon which / am bet
ter informed than he. do not care
for the opera. / learn nothing by
going there which fact robs it of all
attraction to me and, moreover, if /
cared to 60 | happily should not stand
any need of a gentlemen escort. The
privileges of maidenhoOd exceed them
of maidenhood somewhat, and / could
easily secure the company of a lady
friend and go If l chose and even the
matter of purchasing seats would not
intefere as | am independent in that
respect alsos and strongly suspect
that deep tdown in the nature of
most men dwells this great fear that
that the payment of bills at entertain
ments constitute the prime motive
that induces my sex to prefer them as
escorts and how much truth lies under
neuth the belief [ cannot say, but that
is not what / want a husband for and
"Mr. Will" can spare himself any fur
ther fears that one of his sex will be
entrapped by me for that purpose. 1
am a great
woRsHIPPER OF THE HOME.
and believe in IFS up building | be-
lieve, too, that the home of "Mr.
Will" and "Mrs Dolly" is a model
one. How can he blame me for want
ing to be partner to a like contract.
But be it remembered by all who may
be further disposed to citcize that
while there are many unions, many
marriages, and many homes, there
are really few homes. In an ideal
home, as I conceive it to be, the hus-
band is one half, the wife the other.
Now, in order that this union, this
home be aperfect one, or as near
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-01-04

CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, Dec. 81.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
COTTON MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

LvTErooI. March l7.-l230 y. m.-CottOa active and
prices hardening Midd!ng UPands 1914. do oIieans
b-L; saiesl5.Ooo bae, including 5000 bales Tor spec
ulaon aud port Receipts 100 bales. all American.
Futures steady Uplan1s Low Midlhns clause. March
delivery 22Gid; DO March aud Aprl delivery - SD
do pTfl aud May delivery. 2g-11d. do May and June
60. d. inns ami IuIy delivory gIi.,
also ca; July August delivery. 2G6tf. alsS
2JGid do August ana september delivery. 26td also
27Gid do tcptmber aud OCTOBER delivery, Oid. do.
septeins er delivery, o 27-j4d.
Z D. ui.-COtt0n.-GoOd Mlddng Uplands. 5.l Mlddling
UpAnts, Ja~L Low AiddnE tplsnds bi.d; Good Ordi
nary Upiands 3D. Ordinary upiand, lOl. Good Mhd.
reIas 5<d. Good Ordinary Texas I'D Ordinary Texas
4 / l6i; GOOD MidnBg orleans IGd. Mddng orleans
leans. ! lodi. Ordinary Orleans. Is lGd.
mCoiton-1he sales OF the day included l05O0 bales
Futures steady. UpianGs Low Mddng clause March de-
livery, 230sd do March aud pm delivery, 2J-
G4d sellers do April aud May delivery - odd sellers
do May and Juno delivery. 2iGid sellers do June and
July delivery. 2JG4d sellers do uy and August delivery.
26G4a sellers do August and september delivery -
Cad sellers do September and October delivery 2lC4i
value DO. September delivery. 21-Gid. buysra
D. m.-futures closed easy. Uplands Low Middling
clause March delivery. 36+d sellers do March md p
rs Cad sellers do May aud Junedevery. 2<64d sellers
do. June and July delivery. 25,4d sellers do July and
August delivery. 26.e4a sellers do August and Sop
ember delivery 27o4d HeeTa do September October
delivery u 64d value 40 september delivery 2o14d
sellers
GALVESTON March l7.-Cotton firm Middlng e5-l6
roccipt J35 bales eIpOrs coastwise 29G: bales sales
573 bales. stock 81, 81 baleA
I'D @ mss i s s ssany naaag l nss
bales sales. 800 bales stock. 1880 bales
SAVANNAH. March l1.C ottJn 1rm Middiing, ehs; Low
hiddiinE 500 Good Ordinary s.i ne. and gross re
balos stock, ~ 092 bales.
NEw-OaLEAss March i7-Cotton quiet arm MiddiinE
ceIpts bales gross bales; exports the Cont
nent, 1929 bales sales 1870 bales stock. 265o3 baca
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yss! al% as":: ss;::; = 3 e 4. ~:
e h L &C. rs.s. 8 q s.@
southern sssns Il Rel 81 sssc' "a XnSsr ssie
i %" Nav RED 20 DO ssr June
ss f hsf .ssssa WESTERN Sa ss
!stS March $500 nSso w xgs = ss w.sy
s s:ss % M:S ssss
Ess@s. ssssMs. sss c.. s mn s Tss
s,ao: Butter suite l sr% xss's Packed So c.::%s
EssSss a 6: sso.
sssS w f%s s.. ssI' 81
Fsa 90 Der .s Ss
W%es, 81 loo Juan Corn Of oS Susn Ssss $500 snsa
Rive 500 Ss.n ZOO 2st az s w a crs
sc. 500 bush
BOSTON March l7.-r,car sun Choice Eur.s 500
s:.' , ssl'. sdsf
SIT Is UNCHANGED Exsrs irs.s |sas west;
S sEn is crssSsy sronssr
NewYo ana Vermont 1914 LOVE-, Swes:
for 900 Dbl. and 60 s:o :.sxS Corn
$4,000 bush oasA $1,000 sush shorts Ssoeo easa.
BUFFALO, March l7-wheat-Yo Hard nrm Is cars
sold . sna b S No no. sS
s sas s s9 Tpi' isss e
s:;isy .s.i ~ %ii :. ss
sSa &C. NO canaaa Sc No Canada 5sc no Extra
goo; No. 3 Western coc: No State Sc = ~ ~:
Bic Flour sieaay fair demand Eeoepiswl..at 900
bush Corn 5000 Sr.h oa. ioeo bush BARLEY Bar yu.,
Oats 1000 s1' bush
CHICAGO March l5cnr dS and sesassf "a Main wln
gan Winter g Choice to Fancy aSoe''1 rs
ss s Sa % ss "a
M. r. t. ~. -. ,,,ras ..no.d o.. so,,ow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
RITS OE LEGAL NEWS.

verdict having been directed the first
trial Of the Crawford against Delaware Lack
awanna Railroad Company for 400 900 damage
and having ordered The vas disposed of
yesterday by jury IN tho superior Court, Justice
Dugro presiding Tho pain'i who, was Ss,,,i a
the banker was badly Injured on August T. 1885 she
rldng IN a two.s-ated with Mrs l. H. Brown, who
was driving MIS-. Edward j. Brown, Miss Mary Louisa
Brown children. OF whom In The arms 81 tho
plani track OF the rain ohi near
summit y. j., wagon struck By train. Mrs. ID
ward j. Brown, Miss Mary LOuSc Brown ana one OF the
Children killed Tho plaintiff who thrown hfiy ieei
sustained permanent injuries and appeared IN court on
crutcAes The jury Awar died her $500
Rats reaches and flies 1dofs ana The kicking OF
feminist have annoyed ia owner. MIS- sarah Charlotte
Clarke twenty years according To- her complaint
In suit brought yesterday In The supreme Court he
fore Andrews and jury. FOR THIS she demands
property stipulated that nuisance should the ad
Joining belonged 10 him After several Witnesses
hai the plsinth motion was made To DISMISS
the that stable not nuisance
eye oil the law. On this The Judge reserved MS
decision.
surrogate Rollins yesterday granted motion for COM
Erie Penn -yiyania Witnesses IN
gard Ia will OF Frank Whitaker. generally
know Pop Whitaker Tie Will, which was eIecute
a. Erie on Ap e. 1895. made Mr. Whtakers second vile.
sole egatee and eIecurr. The ron
Is LeH b. Whitaker son OF the esIAIor by Tor
Mrs. Amelia Rich actress obtained verdict for - oO1
lily our; in suit against Charles L. An
thea breach
The complaint set forth that MR. Rich and her
husband engaged 10 perform IN The SILVER King
wi l,e failed Ia produce.
The resignation Of John Qunlan committee OF The per
Justice Donohue who appointed William Henderson IN his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
rHE FIRsT on THE NEW GUS FOR THE BOSTON
THE COURTS.
HOW A FIDELITY COMPANY WAS ONCE

HOW A FIDELITY COMPANY WAS ONCE ROBBED
The examination OF the Fidelity and Casually Company was
before Referee Noah Davis at his office yesterday
Camel f. lie Jeune actuary Of the company testified lst
since in 1879 the company had sustained
nineteen losses amounting IN all 10 Sl32 All o. OF Wic
Sle 1903 recovered leaving net loss OF -
The greater this he said caused by isaac naft
ir ho o with SloooOo wortE OF
TO the company
his Mr.. lie stated
company had 937S bonds AZ force. assuring ABOUT
SS7.OUOOo0. -,-,, a.. ..,x.
,prs OF the ndey department which he said was un or ms
special charge the request OF Mr. Moore he explained
how artIn succeeded stealing the securities Martin was
one trustees Of The Drintwell estate winch wac Vau
nj 80 600 cash and other securities OF The property
placed vaults OF the Union Trust company one
day in Martin Richards and told him mat
Government bonds Tor The
received permissiOn $4,000 worth Nhlp
vi.ng the vault get the money for them WIN
Mr. Rchards he took the other securities and
started At least tins Mr. Richards version
of the affair. ,,,,.,. r, 80, -, r,,no
Davis. 49, 49,. ,..,,u.. -
piled the witness. , ,,..,
Mr. Richards added that else could ever do as Martin
dit owing rules adopted by the company IL regard
o wing securities.
The examination will be continued next Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18

THURSDAY, March 17-P NJ
This was one OF the duest days OF this year at the
Stock Exchange The transactions In stocks aggre gated
only shares and OF that four stocks contributed
100 shares The estimated quarterly statement OF
the New-York Central and Hudson Railroad was not
well received in London and somewhat checked the en-
thu.asm Of the Btshers for Americans and this morn
tngs quotations from there easier aud some selling
orders foreign account apparent at the opening
our market The aggregate OF such orders was not
large but 1t something than cessation OF the
foreign buying However first prices were almost uni
versay Il lower than last evenings closing figures
The oengs however, easily absorbed at the COR
cessions and the tendency Of the market was toward I'm
proyement till the failure OF the firm OF Law
Brothers announced, with liabilities estimated at
81 900 O0o or this announcement as much was made
as possible prices for stocks ratified down 10
in five minutes After that there were later Irregular
recoveres but of the market was feversh and
unsettled and closed No less than four different YER
sons of the Baltimore and Ohio deal were put In crcula
tonnone OF which capable of confirmation But an Item
importance to the market whether or not IT mas
any connection with the Baltimore and Ohio deal TO
our knowledge to-day: Within day or two several
time loans have been negotiated on stock coateras
This indicates an important movement In some drec-
ton.
Government bonds dun and steady with the bids
for the IS advanced per Annexed the closing
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18

LIVERPOOL March i7-rrovsous Bacon Cumberland cut
s7s 81; Long Clear Mddies sOs I'd; short Clear Made
4Os Od NDs 39s Cd shoulders 2s o. oWL Boet
sSA9d for India Mess Prime Mess. 90. Oh PORK
Prime Mes. Gd per bbL; Prime Noes. Eastern
G1aCf Western ID I,rdA IA, Iican. Sos Prime west
eru. Lard Oh. 5.A C.- Hams Ling Cut. 80.
Shoulders Butcr-9u1 OIL cHt Tor nucst Jnltp
state. Cheese American Choice, 6is. % Nhoat-hci
Western spring. - al ais til. Ret Winter - 4d %
~. I'd por Genital Ncw 40. Nlntcf. "a 3L1 10 NO 2
slriug "a: Ml1od Western. -. ID. California No
J. Is. s d7s. 9i. do 40. b. Gl a.. H. per GENITAL Pro
iuoespts OF Turfeutiue. 2f OIL TO- ~ London. - Oh
per oWt. Ielnol Petroleum. Id per gallon. Clover fe-i-
Fine American. .Js. Od; Prime cay, ass O.. por o"t
IDs4u-COuimon. - sal Pais. lis Oh ap- nL Inso"i Oh
.U 0t per cwt Provisions American E.ffg"r-t-d J"t
hind quarters. 5i fore quarters, 3D. per D. Hops al l"
don-SewNork state. AZ IJs OIL asS o. Od Co'tonse"i
OI.LlvrrpOoi MAKE. l7s 81. e.. - . ,
L0SDUN March l7-FroduceInseol on ~ GA ~ a 4 !
o. Der acuta lusced JnsO Cd per quarters ln-
seed Cake - Sd Ior ton kennci Pcfo.cun - lo
IL. lcr gal.On SpHlts Oi IuFpcutno "a VI per
cwL. Pale. Gs. OIL liza o. ffoysuns-la. 5ss Oh per
cwt American EuedT-i2A 3D. p,f cwt Ter tnA Ten
riuea po.ozne 90. amt lnA 80 Is 81 for Mn.coyado
fair Tuhning agO4t Australian lal0wB.ef. 24s itL @x'-
Cd. Mutton. 27-. 3D. J0s Cd Cocoannt o-Cy Ion -
Cochin a37 American Refrigerated Beef - III TOT
hind quarters and ~ .d nf ore quarters per sb W Tho
BErNEy. March l7.-Peitolcam. marks 90 penninei
WILCOX Alard ciOsrda 81 marks 90 prnnlngs per 10 D.
ANTwEgP. March l7-retruienm , ne Pate American 10
francs paid and Il francs ~ confines sellers .
wiicoIs ar closed at ~ francs ~ centcs per 100 kot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETa
FEATURES OF vEy-Y)sK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NEN-Y) Sk DEALIN1%
Tho only Of the wheat speculation yesterday "as
large volume of trading range OF nuctuanoh'
The export inquiry showed revival 1l2Ooo bushes Do
ing shippers while the spot market was n'
ter The opennc was frmer and there q good tone
throughout closing being steady shade
best figures with gains OF for March az ~ =. ao7 and
August 80 Spot firm with over ioovvo
nm ses the demand. Prices early were
weak later recovered ending up = cent Tor MrrS
Asa Nav at 40 and July at ABA CENTS April
unchanged 4s There no feature 70 oas Az
final changes irregular at these prices Mach an
Apr y4 "a y cents. The l'rd market ehoe
closing on ten points for the ar by m9n.hs sn
sd7 for the deliveries. Final prices were
April 81 g. 81 TO- June 81 49, July 81 ~ august -
fherecepts of -four and granat New;fork
Wheat leoes5 bushels corn 24l sss bushels oats oos
ages Al Chicago Milwaukee and st. louis the receipts
were: Wheat 1904 bushels eorn 2bi .oA9 pnh n
Qo A HARE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BuFFALo. March l7.-Cdtne-Receipa last 70 hours-S<
head total Tor week thus Tar. $3.50 umo
aA' week 436O head; consigned through for sale
cars market urn ana unchanged
ShseD-keoepts last "a hours5V0O total for wee
mus Tar lrSoo head Tor kame tune last week ~ soo
ofk rs for market steady good dcua ma
Common 10 Far 81 26G4 Good Choice S. os3 70:
E1tra ~ 5000 40 LAMBS advanced lOa lbc Common 70
Irms - 1905 w. oooa 70 Choice % 260$6 90 AL oncr
inEs taken.
Receipts last "a bours4 446 head: for the
week ehus lar OO7l head Tor nc last week ~ ~
head consigned through 70 Of which 10 Sew-forE
iigs 50 900 40 ssectee Workers eSB l0 selected
Medium weights 80 lOas1 IS Selected Heavy Ends - 20
90 90 stsgs - - 90. all offerings taken. ~,
l1.-1he rcDorts-CdftD-
hoceps-iooco head shipmouts 900 market sow
cgloc lower. Shipping 5teers $50 LOO n ~ wv
CO. btockcrs Feeders 81 bOax4 rs
Hsss-iseceipts ldVoo heat. shipnsnts 5000; mafts'
SLOW o crnts lower Rough and Mixo 81 1880 80 fseA
ING ana shipping - W sSS Boz Aght OoeS5 To- eAips
sssspKcccpts 5000 head shipments 5000 head;
easer NATIVES steers e. iboss No. Western - 7essA d.
ST. LOUIS March l7.-tdffte- heecipts-64o head shp'
menu head The market and very suvna.
Choice Heavy Native Steers 81 s06&5 50 fMf 70
oood shipping Steers - lVDa 10 Butcners stssfs All
70 Choice s5 6014 81 Fsoacrs fair good IS 0JSsS w
sockers a good 81 200s l5 Texans 10 chooe
hvss-keesp,s 1000 head shpmea. 700 head market
80 ass o. PACKING isr 70 good IS eosss rs aorasf
- sO1 S5 ~.
shesp-reeepis 900 hosd, shipments 900 head market
active and ealUc lower Common 70 fatr s. SosD % -
alum 70 Fancy ~ 6vss4 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
IS PIERRE BEAURoN STILL ALIvEi

The application for order requiring the widow and ex
ecutrix of Joseph V. BeauIOn. now Madame Elizabeth
Charrere TO accounting in the suit OF Madame
Marie Jodry the of Mr. Beauron, again before
Surrogate Rollins yesterday Madame Jodry obtained eteI
the estate OF her other brother frie
Beauron, who san Francisco over twenty
ago when informed OF the
death OF their father Jean Jacques BeaurOn
the William ewecr in 1865 sent his trunk 10 New
York saving h Immediately start for home BY OF
Peru far known never arrived here ana "as Dc
Hevei dead. brother Joseph who executor OF
their father accounting. and Madame Joiry
obtain the share o; his estate TO which she c1ims
her entitled. william T. hande OF
Coudert Brothers, behalf OF Madame Charrere who OF
posed application the allegation that Pierre IS stan
lvng yesterday obtained an adjournment tor one Wees
would present antsvu by ha,ishe Jour
don who had known Pierre all has NE That
In July 1879 she had him In san Francisco iakng 70
four men bowed to her He also sain lie had
letter French COnsl al Lima stating tat PeIfo
with vile and children ana would not re
turn New account OF some financial dihoulty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE,
Larger record National Transit certificates
was made at tho Consolidated exchange yesterday than on
any day ior Bat the market was disappoin
ment and bad taste IN the mouths OF the operators al the
end the bitter feeling exhibited On edhesS aug he
conference between the producers sd
the Standard Oh Company interests we're eheoted IA an
cited opening at % 900 cents against o4. cents '| W.
ten produced hesiis on ana ere long pieelp
The failure OF Lswton Bros and the news OF
passage OF the Bngslcy bll on second ttAd.hs IN
PeansylvAna Representatives undoubtedly helped
10 create sellers of about The there Wild
freely circulated When prices began lo "eakn
there WAS an In slant snmlse Fifth Az meeting
had been broker up by disagreement but later con
tradced this assumption, although e results OF .ho "a
close by noon stesdei tse under good buyins
Tho legislative news in itself was o. 10
ood than supposed aud thus reneNs me
There sti buish OF Importance but the mar
k-t expected reflect all the warning phases ~ me
dnoronoes trade pending decisive develop
mcn support OF the outside public may naturally be re-
PEELED by The uncertainty OF tie siuaen The market
closed steady Carrying rates up To- co 90 cents
Tho range Of prices and the iota dealings at The Con
solidated Exchange were as follows:
Hlghest ......... e5ss Final - :
Refined oil " as unchan god So cents per gallon.
OIL CIIY PENN March IL rude OL-Nationa Transit
Certificates opened 30 and closed at 63 highest price,
G5s lowest C29 sales l552oOO blrrel. charters -.
barrels cearances ia 900 barrels shipments. 81 IVJ
barrels runs. --- barrels
gE,proEp Penn March i7.-Cruie on-Sauoasl Transit
Cerncate- opened - = and closed AZ e3' highest price,
Is = lowest price. C29. C!earAnces, l2iiU5J barrels
PirrsHURs Penn. March l7Crude ou-PcIrOl cum active
but firm National Transit Certificate, opencl Al 65 =
ami closed at DJ's. highest price. 90 ~ lowest U-'S
TuUsyILtg Penn, March i7.Natona Transit Certificates
opened closed At 65's highest prise o5 low
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
RENEDICr TAKING REVENGE
.RrFoRMER~ OF KEEN DISCRIMINATION.

suv rrNscRUPCLoUs METHOD HE PURSUED TO BE-
CURE A PRoOF-READBRs DIsCHARdE
WASHINGTON March II tspeeiat.- A strong Z" reform
novement Is In progress In the Government frnahg
OcBcc under the direction Of MIR. Benedict de ID re-
aorner of keen discrimination In reducing the nupor
Of his employees Nj Benedict selects for dismissal wneh
syor practicable whose discharge In his opinion
,,, vex Senators who were bold and bad as to vote
r.nst his con nrmaon One Of the latest cases Is tha
~ a. H. Alderman Of New-Jersey. Mr. Alderman had
been a compostor in the Office for Hunper Oh years.
Last year he entered competitive eAa'h'ha
ton and was promoted to place as proof
sssder and assigned TO work On tile catalogue
# the Government Medical Library. The examination
was ordered for this particular kind OF work because IL
a one which requires unusual degree OF skill ana In
teiligence subsequently MI. Alderman was Proho'eu
By Mr. Benedict to the prooroom OF Tie oo'gress'o"
Record with the that the promotion woua IL
no wise eoparze HIS tenure aud that wheneverthe pub
ncaon OF The Record should he would be returned
70 tho other work On receipt OF his discharge ME- AcS
srman wrote letter Printer Benedict, In which nc
said:
Ido not claim exemption the chances that other EN-
Duties Of the case and for this voluntary pigsd
as ss that ssTh there sS has
S sor made by some one status of my case has
s s. ' should nay i.s
To this letter Mr.. Benedict replied
state that have accorded y ,g. e ssC "a
stated that would dsadyantsse to take
the place Record assigned you by me- IL you naa
fused 20 The Record might have ques'Tnea your
Ihsve discharged you because can spar
services and because am required 70 ON on s
oome My action is not based upon any cohecon !ou
have had with The Record
In reply TO Printer Benedict Mr. Alderman wrote
Your ropy communication Of yesterday is such re-
Hection upon my Intelligence that cannot refrain I
word IN responsa possible TO direst your lnnd OF
the IDEA that In the strongest
Won mud that shoud not Oe
IN position obtained through competition h
cooly adequate reason oi
Violation pledge that could spare my su
reuired one You aust oeed DC re-
when cannot
faith Observe II YOU please we
strking and grotesquc features OF my case wss
formerly empoye upon work from which not one man mas
been dscharged or "urloughed" for day. as many
in OF the Office entered an eA
invited passed at the neal OF te
You virtually uTed me 10 uestuc
Offering chance TO improve my con
dition only 10 have been elevated mat my ian
he he this fair decentf NOT my
oares snch as would change our relative POSITIONS
today. 80 .
This letter was returned to Mr. Alderman with the fol-
lowing Endorsement:
have no time letter that charges me in ts nrs
lines have time TO conduct
opoc in a matter OF public service with You ~ ,.
IHoMAs E. BENEDICT, Public Printer
Such is "reform " according 10 Printer BenedicI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
n1sprzrrG AR0rr PRICES OF CoAL

CLEVELAND March IL (speciab.-A secret mee'ihs oi
the coal producers of the Hooking Valley the producers
OF tbs Ptsburg region and the coal shippers OF Norher
Ohio was held today for the purpose OF adjusting der
cnces which they claim have been detrimental 10 al con
cerped 1t was agreed all sides that the prices should
be such that producers Will make at least ten cents
ton and the shippers fifteen cents. Ihey coua
come agreement and another meeting WILL DC hoi
tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO March II (speetaE-May wheat advanced To-Day
aud closed at sia cents This strength altogether
without aid from the bull clique and was NANNY
on the large export movement from New'forE
and The actions OF tho Cincinnati clique IL
IA not any e1aggoaton that the Chicago wheat
have been completely surrendered by the men WIZ
are supposed to run them aa are geig rx he otsI
end OF the big Four railroad May wheat optnnese
cents because the clique was not buying me
laree eeaanccs AZ New YORK. $4,000 bushels brought
good deaf OF buying and he price
was easily 81 without evidence o.
nanpuIation al all In Armour Co wore sellers
OF opening and the result was weak ma,keL
Short ribs which nearly cents. were down
under lard which narrowly escaped cents wal
uud. -loee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18

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and Assistant District Attorney ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N
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